Gerard de Nerval, histoire et politique
edited by Gabrielle Chamarat, Jean-Nicolas Illouz, Mireille Labouret, Bertrand Marchal, Henri Scepi and Gisele Seginger
In Nerval’s work, history and politics come together in a single oppositional gesture, which appears in the face of immediate political events-but also resonates in a much deeper way against the backdrop of time. This gesture entails a metaphysical vision of history, which finds its ultimate resolution in myth.
Gabrielle Chamarat-Malandain est professeur émérite à l’université Paris – Nanterre. Elle a publié Nerval ou l’Incendie du théâtre et Nerval, réalisme et invention, et coédité le tome X bis des Œuvres complètes, Les Nuits d’octobre, Contes et Facéties avec Jean-Nicolas Illouz. Elle a également publié plusieurs études sur le XIXe siècle, notamment sur Hugo, Balzac et Musset.
- Edited by Gabrielle Chamarat
- Edited by Jean-Nicolas Illouz
- Edited by Mireille Labouret
- Edited by Bertrand Marchal
- Edited by Henri Scepi
- Edited by Gisele Seginger
Other Titles in this Series
Esthetique de la guerre – Ethique de la paix
Un siecle de litterature sur la Grande Guerre
Volume 472, 40
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